Hotels for KPMG Women's PGA Championship 2027

One of the five major championships on the women's professional golf calendar, drawing the strongest field in the women's game to a course better known for hosting men's US Opens. Practice rounds and pro-am play give way to four days of championship golf, with the back nine historically producing plenty of late drama on the leaderboard. Spectators walk the fairways of a classic parkland layout, following contenders through a mix of tree-lined holes and tighter closing stretches.

The Women's PGA Championship, run by the PGA of America and one of women's golf's five majors, traces its lineage to the LPGA Championship first played in 1955, making it among the oldest titles in the women's game; KPMG became title sponsor in 2015, sharply raising its purse and profile. The 2027 championship is staged at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda, Maryland, just north-west of Washington, D.

C. — one of American golf's great venues, whose Blue Course has hosted multiple U.S. Opens and a PGA Championship, including the 2011 U.S. Open won by Rory McIlroy. Champions of the event read as a roll-call of the sport's finest, from Mickey Wright and Kathy Whitworth in its early LPGA Championship years through to today's leading major winners. Contested over 72 holes of stroke play, a staging at Congressional gives the women's major a fittingly grand stage in the American capital region.